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Keep track of user logins?

gyro_gearless

Hi friends,

i have been asked if it would be possible to track things like "when has user x {first,last} logged in to Alfresco?".

I dont see an immediate possibilty to do this, so perhaps i had to hook into the authentication chain (bit where?). Or could i use auditing for that?

Any hints welcome… 🙂

Cheers
Gyro

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zaizi

Info is available in audit logs. See http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Auditing_%28Up_to_V3.2%29#MYSQL_samples.
This has been changed since Alfresco 3.3.

Ainga

sebastian1

Hi friends,

i have been asked if it would be possible to track things like "when has user x {first,last} logged in to Alfresco?".

I dont see an immediate possibilty to do this, so perhaps i had to hook into the authentication chain (bit where?). Or could i use auditing for that?

Any hints welcome… 🙂

Cheers
Gyro

Did you find a solution?
I am looking for the same "function"

mikeh

Info is available in audit logs. See http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Auditing_%28Up_to_V3.2%29#MYSQL_samples.
This has been changed since Alfresco 3.3.

Ainga